| Service Activity |
Date & Time |
Location |
Description |
Alumni Mentorship Program
Contact Person:
Niosha Daneshvar |
|
|
The Alumni Mentorship Program will allow current university students to benefit from the knowledge and experience which alumni have gained through completing their scholastic journeys and beginning their career lives. Acting as mentors, the alumni will enhance the student's learning experience and help prepare them for professional lives. |
GOLDEN KEYS TO HEALTHY
LIVING PROGRAM
|
Daily
Bread Food Bank Visit
Contact Person:
Natalie Merglesky |
Friday(s)
May 20
1 pm - 4 pm
|
191
New Toronto St. TTC: Islington station. Take 110 (NOT 110A or 110B) bus southbound
to New Toronto St. Walk 100 metres east to the first gate on the south
side |
Seeking
volunteers to help out at the Daily Bread Food Bank facility.
Please contact Natalie for more details. |
Reading
@ Sick Kids
Contact Person
Elena Kuzmin
|
Tue,
Mar 29
11 am
Wed, Mar 30
11 am |
Sick
Kids
|
Interested
in making a difference in the lives of others? Well, we have just
the event...reading at The Hospital for Sick Children, which was one
of our most popular events from last year. Come out and have a blast
with a wonderful group of people. Spaces are limited, so register
early! We need 2 readers for each session.
To register, please contact Elena Kuzmin. |
Adopt
A School Program
(St. George)
Contact Person
Niosha Daneshvar |
3:15/3:30
- 4:30, Monday to Thursday |
Jesse
Ketchum School
61 Davenport Road
(Bay / Bloor) |
Golden Key has
set up a tutoring program in a local middle school in October. The
intent of academic mentoring is to provide more than just homework
assistance for a student, by assisting students to explore new strategies
of learning and problem-solving. Currently we are looking for several
students who would be able to commit 1 hour every week in second
semester. All Golden Key tutors are committed to the program for
at least one semester. We are looking for enthusiastic, dedicated,
and responsible students. In addition, mentors will have strong
interpersonal,
communication, problem-solving skills, and desire to work with middle
school aged youth. They will be responsible for assisting youth
with daily homework, assignments, and projects, both one-on-one
and in small groups.
A police record check is required for all school volunteers, for
more information please contact Niosha.
|
PRIME
Mentors of Canada Mentoring Program
John Bertram
416-949-5869
Email:
destress23@yahoo.ca
Website: http://www.primementors.ca
|
One
hour/week for 12-16 weeks |
TBD |
Golden Key is looking
for enthusiastic individuals to mentor students in the GTA between
grades 5-8. This involves meeting one hour/week for 12-16 weeks to
design and develop an ambitious project for class presentation to
extend the benefits of a one-on-one mentoring to other non participating
students in the classroom.
If you are interested please contact John Bertram, at (416) 429-5869 |
